Those who already own an Air 3 probably shouldnt look to trade up, however.
At launch, its available in three different configurations.
So, the Air 3Ss weight does present an issue that sub-250g drones do not.
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They should just get a Mini orDJI Neoinstead.
Its flown with a remote controller.
The drones connectivity is nice and simple.
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Flying itself is about as simple as it gets.
These sensors still use vision to detect things, and in low light they dont work as well.
So you’ll still need to exercise caution at night.
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I never had it cut out or even stutter during the week I was testing the drone.
The tele camera keeps the same 1/1.3-inch CMOS as the Air 3s.
I think having more than one camera on a drone is a brilliant asset.
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Photos can be capturing in DNG raw format and/or JPEG.
If youre used to wide-angle only, having the extra camera feels like a breath of fresh air.
If you want something approaching its capabilities at a much cheaper price, the Air 3S is ideal.
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And you’ll get three times that with the Fly More Combo bundle.
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DJI Air 3S shot with wide-angle camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
DJI Air 3S shot with medium tele camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
DJI Air 3S shot with medium tele camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
DJI Air 3S shot with medium tele camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
DJI Air 3S shot with medium tele camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
DJI Air 3S shot with medium tele camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
DJI Air 3S shot with wide-angle camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
DJI Air 3S shot with medium tele camera(Image credit: Future | Sam Kieldsen)
